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# Full/Split Screen

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#### Expanding to Full Screen for Focused Study

To create a more focused and distraction-free environment while studying, you can expand any material screen to full screen. Simply click the button in the top right corner of the screen. This will maximize the content, allowing you to work without interruptions and fully concentrate on your material.

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### Using Split Screen for AI Chat

To enhance your study sessions by interacting with the AI while viewing your materials, you can use the split screen feature. Here’s how:

1. **Click the Button in the Top Right Corner:**
   * Select the button in the top right corner of the screen.
2. **Choose a Split Screen Option:**
   * **Pin Left:** Move the AI chat to the left side of your screen.
   * **Pin Right:** Move the AI chat to the right side of your screen.
   * **Full Screen:** Expand the content you are working on to full screen and hide the AI chat.
3. **Adjust the Screen Split:**
   * After the screen is split, you can adjust the size of each section by dragging the black bar between the AI chat and your materials to the left or right.

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